Michael Douse, Director of Publishing at Larian Studios, has pinned the blame for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown‘s slow sales on Ubisoft management, following news that much of the team are now working on different projects. Speaking on X, Douse stated that Ubisoft should have had the game out on Steam from day one, instead of just the Epic Games Store and Ubisoft Store. The last notable game on their platform was arguably Far Cry 6 in 2021. The Crew, Mirage and Avatar came in 2023 and didn’t perform, so you can assume subscriptions were at a lull when Prince of Persia released by 2024. Which means people wouldn’t be launching their store all too much. If it had released on Steam not only would it have been a market success, but there would likely be a sequel because the team are so strong. It’s such a broken strategy. The hardest thing is to make an 85+ game – it is much, much easier to release one. It just shouldn’t be done as it was. Related Content – Upcoming PS5 Games 2024: The Best PS5 Games Coming Soon Ubisoft recently confirmed that it has launched an ‘exploration phase‘ on the Rayman franchise, which follows on the heels of reports that its Milan studio is developing a Rayman Remake. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown was released in January 2024 for PS5, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One. You can read our full verdict here. [Source – Very AFK on X] The post Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown Low Sales Is Down To Ubisoft Management, Says Baldur’s Gate 3’s Michael Douse appeared first on PlayStation Universe.
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